The highest shares of people unable to keep their home adequately warm were registered in Bulgaria (22.5%), Cyprus (19.2%), Greece (18.7%), Lithuania and Portugal (both 17.5%), Spain (17.1%) and Romania (15.2%).
Related Articles

Austerity
Emma Clancy: The Eurozone’s Coronavirus Debt Crisis
April 10, 2020
Mathew D. Rose
Austerity, Economics, EU politics, EU-Institutions, Finance, Financial Institutions, National Politics, Neo-Liberalism in the EU
0
At last night’s Eurogroup meeting, southern states asked for solidarity in the midst of a horrific pandemic and had the door slammed in their faces. The long-term consequences for the EU could be profound. Read […]

EU politics
Bill Mitchell: Ex German Finance minister deliberately misses the point about the ECB
September 24, 2020
Mathew D. Rose
EU politics, EU-Institutions, Finance, Financial Institutions, National Politics, Regulation
0
Once again the Germans are trying to assert their authority over the ECB and bully it into constraining the only policy intervention that is saving the eurosystem from collapse, by way of insolvency of several […]

Finance
ITEP: Netflix Posted Biggest-Ever Profit in 2018 and Paid $0 in Taxes
Hugely profitable tech company provides first look at how corporations are faring under new tax law Read here
Be the first to comment